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It does remind me of the first season back in the Champ, where we were again letting in goals and reverted to grinding out results. We've got more quality in midfield/Vik now though, so if we can combine the two, we'll be fine.

I remember going to the Norwich game with my brother joking we couldn't possibly draw 0-0 again...😬

Oh.

I bet they have a load of timeshare apartments...

Yup his passes from RWB set up both the pen and Hamer's shot

I really don't see why anyone would buy before ACL admin. I can see why CCC/administrators are bigging up the supposed interest, but to me it's like an eBay listing with a buy-it-now price of £100 but also an auction starting at £5...

They're like a bloke in the pub saying 'I'm going to punch you now', never happens. It's the 'no announcement, bang and you're on the deck' ones you've got to be wary of! Having said that I'll be absolutely flabbergasted if SISU even bid.

If the bond repayment didn't exist, then yes.

You missed out the RFU - Yer, how could they have let Wasps spunk c£90m!!!

Oh they're definitely fking politically biased. I'm just not sure to which side...

Our last ten games have been the second hardest set of fixtures, according to their PPG - https://www.soccerstats.com/formtable.asp?league=england2#mPPG10

First 15 of the 2nd half v Burnley is probably why. Big game for Eccles. Hope he can step up. I keep thinking I'll be happy with a draw in these away games but we're going down unless we start winning them.

You've confused him now Pete! :LOL:

Yup and when the existing teams' owners sold the 30% of future income to that investment firm, it reduced the number of potential new owners hugely.

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2022/oct/14/rugby-union-premiership-rugby-wasps-worcester-finances 'The governing body has also detailed its reasons against allowing Worcester and Wasps to keep their P shares – which entitle clubs to a percentage of the leagues’s income as well as voting...

Hmmm

Well, that was a couple of fkin horrible hours this aft, I must say!

This is a pretty good article, again highlighting their losses pre-Covid - Premiership Rugby's ongoing crisis: Why are clubs like Wasps and Worcester Warriors struggling? 'Such a situation in being unable to pay debts has come principally due to dire financial accounts at the club over a number...

'In March 2021, it announced £88 million in Covid loan support for Premiership clubs' - Source 'Around £3.8 million has been made available to the venue via the Coventry and Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership (CWLEP), which successfully secured the investment from £66 million worth of...

From Onceawasp - Wonder if the target of their anger will finally focus on the right people...